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Tony Parisi speaks about the past, present and future for Virtual Reality - a greenfield of opportunity for developers. Tony Parisi is an entrepreneur and career CTO/software architect. He has developed international standards and protocols and created noteworthy software products. Tony is the founder of Vizi, an interactive agency developing 3D applications for web, mobile and the new generation of virtual reality systems. He is the co-creator of the VRML and X3D ISO standards for networked 3D graphics, and continues to innovate in 3D technology. Tony is the author WebGL Up and Running (2012) and Programming 3D Applications in HTML5 and WebGL (2014).

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NOTE: We shot this episode before the Microsoft HoloLens announcement. If you’d like to see an episode about this topic, feel free to let us know in the comments!

Two rising trends at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show were virtual reality and augmented reality. Breakthrough technologies like the Oculus Rift are trying to bridge our physical and digital worlds together – but will they succeed?

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Every year, Peter Diamandis ruminates on the kinds of technology ready to leap from "deceptive" to "disruptive." In this video, he explores virtual reality as an innovation ready to take the leap.

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HTC has updated its Vive virtual reality headset and is beginning to tour it around the US. We dropped by its first stop at San Diego Comic-Con to check it out.

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Brian Cooley talks about the current state of the virtual-reality market and what kinds of experiences will be best suited for the new platform.

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We check out the Dlodlo H1 VR headset and the innovative Dlodlo V1 VR Glasses, the world' first portable virtual reality glasses, at CES Asia 2016!

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Don't know what VR is? This guide will answer your most basic questions.

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Airbus Group is looking to the future of aerospace with innovative new concepts that will reduce costs, optimise processes and contribute to global progress. Some of the technologies that will make this revolution possible, like virtual and augmented reality, are displayed at Farnborough International Airshow 2016.

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You’re enjoying a nice simulated drive using your VR headset, when you’re suddenly jolted with nausea. What is causing this gross feeling? Check out this episode to learn how sensory input and VR simulation can throw your body off.

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Strap on your Oculus Rift and enter the world of Virtual Reality. A VR headset can be used for more that just VR games or virtual games. Virtual reality games require virtual reality goggles and allow you to enter virtual worlds.

00:55 #10. Virtual Porn
02:00 #9. Television & Film
03:08 #8. Healthcare
04:20 #7. VR Shopping
05:24 #6. Museums
06:29 #5. Documentaries & Journalism
07:42 #4. Live View Sports
08:57 #3, #2 and #1 ???

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The first people who will visit Mars are sitting in a school today. To help inspire these students, Lockheed Martin created Mars Walk. A virtual reality adventure you can experience using your own smartphone. Mars Walk provides a fun, interactive, and educational tour of the red planet in a stunning VR experience.

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00:32 #10. Burning Killer Exclusive $12, 000
01:15 #9. Echoing Fury Mace ~$14, 000
01:57 #8. Dragon Slaying Sabre $16,000
02:46 #7. Treasure Island $26,500
03:28 #6. Ethereal Flames Pink War Dog $38, 000
04:13 #5. Amsterdam $50, 000
04:50 #4. Nest Egg $70,000
05:34 #3, #2 & #1: ******?

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What do the members of the gaming community — from developers to streamers to the folks who are actually building VR — actually think of VR? TechCrunch asked a cross section of folks we found at E3 their thoughts.

TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news.

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Play collaborative games, draw in 3D, and ​unlock the possibilities of VR: We present CocoVerse, a shared immersive virtual reality environment in which users interact with each other and create and manipulate virtual objects using a set of hand-based tools. Simple, intuitive interfaces make the application easy to use, and its flexible toolset facilitates constructivist and exploratory learning. The modular design of the system allows it to be easily customized for new room-scale applications.

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For this special episode of Projections, we're joined by futurist Kevin Kelly to discuss the past, present, and future of virtual reality and augmented reality. Kevin has been following VR since its inception, during his tenure as Editor of Wired and most recently as one of the few people who've used Magic Leap.

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